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• April 23, 2026

  Headwater Can't Enforce IP After Waiting 6 Years, Judge Says

  A Texas federal judge has ruled that Headwater Research LLC can't enforce a pair of patents against Verizon, less than a year after a jury hit the telecommunications giant with a $175 million infringement verdict.

• April 23, 2026

  Cable Imports Won't Face Retroactive Duties, CIT Says

  U.S. Customs and Border Protection correctly argued to reclassify a power supply company's imported cables from China, but retroactive duties cannot be placed on those goods as the period for reliquidation has passed, according to an opinion published Thursday by the U.S. Court of International Trade.

• April 23, 2026

  New FCC Router Rule Signals Shifting Supply Chain Approach

  The Federal Communications Commission's recent addition of consumer-grade routers newly produced outside of the U.S. to its covered list marks another notable expansion of the Trump administration's supply chain risk regulation and national security policy, directly affecting manufacturers, carriers and service providers, say attorneys at Morgan Lewis.

• April 23, 2026

  Meta Defends Toss Of Consumer Antitrust Case At 9th Circ.

  Meta told the Ninth Circuit a lower court was right to find no support for an expert's theory that Facebook would have paid users $5 a month for using the service if it didn't misrepresent its privacy and data practices.

• April 23, 2026

  T-Mobile Tie-Up, Boots IPO Among Week's Top Deal Rumors

  Deutsche Telekom AG could merge with its American arm T-Mobile to create a global phone giant, digital bank Revolut envisions a $200 billion valuation for its potential initial public offering in 2028, and the owners of U.K. pharmacy chain Boots consider a public offering of their own. 

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